ScentAir records presents you the newest single from Hungarian based trio APSÜRDE! It called “See Me Coming” and includes the single version of tracks “See Me Coming” and “I’m in” itself, and four remixes. It’s the first single from forthcoming studio album coming up soon!

New single “Nothing more (than this)” from the upcoming album “Select & Operate”

In preparation of their new studio album Kasper Hate released three videos which already showed the new direction of this third longplayer (exluded WolfSkill which was a collection of earlier singles and works). 'Why Live When You Can Rule' is a heavily electronic, often danceable and much louder album than you might expect while listening through the Band's previous releases. The whole album is typical Kasper Hate but also new, fresh and full of magical songwriting moments. Distorted vocals , strong bass lines with catchy and clever pop cores, bewitching synthpop ballads and not least the creepy but on the same hand beautiful lyrics make WLWYCR Kasper Hate's best work to date.

In November 2016 the band updated its name to "Pleasure Time" and Signed Contract with the Russian Label ScentAir Records, to launch their debut Album, called (Years About Us). Album containing 13 Songs of which 7 are in English and 6 in Spanish.

St. Petersburg-based electronic band Deimos Moon proudly presents the new single entitled “Paralyzed Shit-Eye”. This single is a result of co-work with wonderful singer Nyura Pashkevitch-Tichina (NEWta), whose peculiar, slightly aloof vocals wonderfully blend with rough, driving electronic rhythm. Besides the original track the release includes two remixes: the first one made by Sergey Panin (N0_TiTLE), a composer and a member of band “Electronnoe oblako” (Electronic Cloud), the second remix was made in dancecore style by Aleksandre Zareichuk, a composer and founder of the band The Rattle. Life as a heavy, paralyzing dream, an desire to break through the fetter of the daily routine, these are the main ideas of the single. Rigid electronic sound can easily make a listener to dance, but that dance will be very dramatic, lacking any sign of lightness and joy.